This is something nerds do, which usually involves a meticulously complicated,fantasy board game that has cards, figures, rule/quest book thicker than the bible and a load of other wierd things too. I dont quite know the exact goal of these games (there doesent seem to be one), but all the players seem to do is quests and leveling up. Nerds especially love to let you know that they are a level 200 sword master (or whatever the fuck), and this seems to make them think that they are superior to everyone else. Maybe it compensates for the fact that they cant talk to beautiful women without:
1) Turning bright red.
2) Stuttering and saying something stupid.
3) Getting a hard on and being called a pervert.
1) Turning bright red.
2) Stuttering and saying something stupid.
3) Getting a hard on and being called a pervert.
Nerd: Hey im a level 200 sword master on dungeons and dragons, you are inferior to me you scum.
Me: Good for you. Here let me introduce you to my girlfriend.
Nerd: er er er er er er er...... DO YOU LIKE ROLE PLAYING??? its wicked awesome. Im a level 200 sword master.
My girlfriend: Youve got a fucking boner, get away from me you pervert.
Me: Good for you. Here let me introduce you to my girlfriend.
Nerd: er er er er er er er...... DO YOU LIKE ROLE PLAYING??? its wicked awesome. Im a level 200 sword master.
My girlfriend: Youve got a fucking boner, get away from me you pervert.
by EAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSYYY August 23, 2008
An invented syndrome popular on online journaling sites (LiveJournal, Dreamwidth, et al) where the "sufferer" claims to have multiple personalities present in one single body.
Unlike clinical MPD/DID, these personalities are most often take from pop culture: rock stars, anime characters, and movie heroes. Less frequently seen are non-human "personalities" like vampires, dragons, and elves.
Those suffering from RPD will call it "pluralism" or refer to themselves as a "multiple system" - while staunchly insisting they are perfectly sane and rejecting all claims that their condition was invented solely due to desperate need to escape the monotony of their useless lives.
Unlike clinical MPD/DID, these personalities are most often take from pop culture: rock stars, anime characters, and movie heroes. Less frequently seen are non-human "personalities" like vampires, dragons, and elves.
Those suffering from RPD will call it "pluralism" or refer to themselves as a "multiple system" - while staunchly insisting they are perfectly sane and rejecting all claims that their condition was invented solely due to desperate need to escape the monotony of their useless lives.
by isthisreallife May 1, 2011
Role playing time is the term used to describe the tardiness of gamers. On role playing time, things will start anywhere from half an hour to three or four hours later than they were scheduled.
1: The game is scheduled to start at 10pm, but will actually start at midnight.
2: "Hey, I told you supper was at 6:30!"
-"So?"
"It's 9!"
-"Oh, I thought you meant role playing time."
2: "Hey, I told you supper was at 6:30!"
-"So?"
"It's 9!"
-"Oh, I thought you meant role playing time."
by 403forbidden March 10, 2008
A sexual activity that involves willingness and TRUST between both male and female especially the female. It is a sub-genre of BDSM. This is also referred to as "consensual non-consent". In other words, adults agree to pretend that one or more of the parties is not actually consenting.
I waited for my girlfriend to get home last night and hid in the closet and when she came into the bedroom i came out and put my hand over her mouth so no one could hear her scream and sexually had my way with her as i fulfilled her fantasy rape role-play.
by fluffy7485 February 20, 2010
When sexting becomes very explicit and in depth, like a cheap softcore porn novel. In some cases, is a substitute for actual sex. Sexting Role Play requires no pictures, or actual sex, just depthy texts depciting arousing encounters.
~Sexting Role Play Example:
Mike: "I don't know, how bad do you want it?" *penis starts getting hard in his jeans*
Jesse: *slowly craws up to his face and kisses his lips, then his cheek, then his ear and whispers* "Really Bad" *pressing her hand against his dick*
Mike: "I don't know, how bad do you want it?" *penis starts getting hard in his jeans*
Jesse: *slowly craws up to his face and kisses his lips, then his cheek, then his ear and whispers* "Really Bad" *pressing her hand against his dick*
by BlackCatdiner December 22, 2011
Only having one partner/mate, and you only write in a romantic or sexual context on and off of the timeline with that one partner. When writing with others it is platonic.
by Darker September 30, 2020